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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… places of learning, Commissioners for administration of justice in causes civil and criminal, and sheriffs and … to get a trial thereof, nor for the last 12 years obtain justice against that great malignant, the late Sir Hen. … No. 26 a.] 20. Sir James Hope added to the Commission of Justice for Scotland. 25. The Jesuits and seminary priests …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… The tenants repaired several times to Mich. Monckton, a justice of peace, who refused to grant any warrants, or … up at the Parliament door, and if they would not do them justice, they would go up and make an outcry, and pull them … their respective situations, and for relief according to justice and equity. Have faithfully served the State for many …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… State. Day's Proceedings. 1. John Hagget appointed chief justice for cos. Carmarthen, Pembroke, and Cardigan. The Lord … in Scotland to issue out moneys for the administration of justice in Scotland, and paying other salaries there, till 1 … I must present the cry of some poor, oppressed people for justice and mercy. 1. The complaints of the seamen for the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… 11. Mr. Moyer to move Parliament, that a High Court of Justice be erected, in consideration of the daily … 200204.] Aug. 10. Order in Parliament that a High Court of Justice be erected for trial of offenders against the … Proceedings. 2. The Mayor of Exeter and Col. Copellston, justice of the peace co. Devon, to examine the information …
Calendar of Treasury Papers
… which resulted in the matter being referred to Chief Justice Treby, who awarded 520 l. The report recommends the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Interregnum
… Irishmen taken in the vessels, and for the execution of justice upon them, as their trial shall prove them to … 1637 and 1638, when Henry Earl of Holland was Lord Chief Justice in eyre south of the Trent, being the titles of 102 … John Bonamy to the jurats of Guernsey, who are to do him justice as a person well deserving for his good affections, …